New Year Cheers Amid Cold Start In Greenwood Center
Community sends New Year wishes as 12 degrees below zero wind hits the area. Local residents Dave and Don Van Valkenburg haul hay near Marion. Lyle Budd and Frank Nowland visit Elvin Budd in Twining. Virginia Gordon shops in Clare. Albert Roland and family visit Saginaw relatives. Schools reopen after a two week break. Chester Pickering hosts relatives from Pontiac and Detroit. Chris Simpson hosts New Year relatives with Mrs Allen. Glen Poet hosts the Hdgle Aid group this week.
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Sentinel
Dave
Don van Valkenburg
Marion
Lyle Budd
Frank Nowland
Twining
Michigan
Elvin Budd
Virginia Gordon
Clare
Albert Roland
Saginaw
William Roland
Chester Pickering
Pontiac
Detroit
Chris Simpson
New Year Reflections and Local Visit Highlights
The Eagle reports a prayerful New Year at the parsonage with a watch night service and a noon bell. A New Year’s Day prayer meeting joins national efforts urged by the president. Local callers include Mrs. Gus Bank and daughters and Fritz Kleiner. Several residents visit relatives, celebrate birthdays, and share meals. One note laments Sack Emerson’s barn fire. Turkeys sold well by Lewis Warner. We end with a note of local happiness.
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Glen Bay
Gus Bank
Elsie
Ruth
Fritz Kleiner
Laurel Allen
Glee
Marian Rilett
Marie Allen
Sanford Mott
Pine Lodge
Jessie Alice Rilett
Betty
Norena Hutchinson
Norman Hutchinson
Porfitiac
Keinrath
Mary
Altoona
Pennsylvania
John Rilett
Flint
Frank Rilett
Walter Kieiner
Honderich
Florence
Francis
Kenneth Rockey
Robert Horton
Julia Hutchinson
Lewis Warner
Benora Allen
Cornwellville
Social Notes From West Branch and Nearby
J Murdoch hauled hay from West Branch last week. Stanley Mills of Detroit spent a week with his parents at Half Moon Lake. Relatives from Alma and St Louis were dinner guests of the Thayers on New Year's Day. Twenty one were present. Mr and Mrs R Hall of Flint spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Ambrosier. Mr and Mrs Littlefield returned from Fort Mane Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frisbey had a chicken dinner in Farwell New Year's Day then visited Mr and Mrs Cress of Lake George on Sunday.
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J. Murdoch
West Branch
Stanley Mills
Detroit
M. Mills
Half Moon Lake
Alma
St. Louis
Thayer
Fort Mane
Mrs. L. Frisbey
Farwell
H. Cress
Lake George
Herb Cairns
Cairns
Albert Cairns
Coleman
Della Miller
Ferris Institute
Big Rapids
C. A. Miller
Clifford Materspaugh
Jackson
Mary Battle
Jesse Weaver
Mt. Pleasant
al Weaver
Robert Hunter
Edmore
Dean Johnston
Ludington
Rosebush
Margaret Johnston
Homer Campbell
Ann Arbor
Robert
U. of M
Homer
Janice Hunter
Dick Hunter
Joseph Radey
Camp Leonard Wood
Missouri
James Radey
Elizabeth Balge
Prescott
Evelyn Wright
Jean
George
Freda
Harold Johnston
Yferrig Institute
Madelyn
Delores Walker
Donna
Joyce Gardener
Clare
Walker
Eiwart Bowerman
A. M. Bowerman
Bernadine Cook
Houck Corner
8. C. McArthur
Clare Hospital
McArthur
Robert Elliott
Ralph Miller
Glen Miller
Lloyd .Watson
Albert
Della
Sara Belle Nolan
Theodore Cook
Weidman
Lavern Prast
Clarence Bower
Steve Duriga
Frank Duriga
Dewey Allen
Floyd Thompson
Duval
Used Car Slang From the Trade
A glossary of common terms car dealers use to describe rough inventory and tricky buyers. Entries include BALONEY a worn fire CANARY a squeaky jalopy CHISELER a buyer seeking price breaks and JALOPY a junker among others.
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Hop Toad
Sagamore
SKY
Huge Historic Tennessee Trees Captivate Readers
Tennessee highlights three famed trees. The world’s largest pecan stands at Natchez Trace state park with a seven foot diameter and 125 foot limb span. An elm near Doeville on Will Hicks farm covers 142 feet of shade, saved 175 years ago by Loretta Stout. The Pemberton oak near Bristol, 600 years old with 18 foot circumference, linked to Revolutionary War events at Kings Mountain.
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Tennessee
Natchez Trace State Park
West Tennessee
Will Hicks
Doeville
Roan Mountain
East Tennessee
Loretta Stout
Dave
Pemberton
Kentucky
Battle of
Kings Mountain
Bacteriophage Reignites Talk of Staphylococcus Control
Doctors hailed an old conqueror of the dread Staphylococcus germ, bacteriophage, as a virus or enzyme. Strains exist in human gut urine pus blood and sewage. Isolated about 25 years ago by a British scientist, it killed bacteria by passing a fine filter and infecting colonies.
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Sinclair Lewis
Discovery of Ross' goose breeding ground in Canada
Charles B. Gillham of the Biological Survey confirmed the Ross' goose nests and breeding grounds on an unnamed lake in northern Canada. Gavin and a companion brought back two live specimens and five eggs, now housed at the Canadian National Museum in Ottawa. The find ends a decades long search for the species' nesting site.
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Charles B. Gillham
Biological Survey
Washington
Canada
Gillham
Angus Gavin
Hudson’s Bay Company
Gavin
Perry River
Canadian National Museum
Ottawa
Rainbow's End Hotel Lets Guests Pan Gold In Nearby Rivers
Prospecting guests at Rainbow's End hotel northeast of San Francisco pan in Rich Bar sluices or beneath the building for gold. A bearded guide provides instructions while the hotel buys all gold found. recent nuggets have fetched up to 75 dollars.
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San Francisco
Rainbow’s End
Feather River
Rich Bar
Tom Ormond
Harvey M. Toy
California
Newsweek
New York
Rome Tribunal Origin and Function
A concise look at the ancient Roman tribunal as the official meeting place for magistrates to perform their duties and administer justice.
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Rome
Celestial Object Shifts Out of View Through Telescope
The rotation of the earth moves a celestial object from the center of the field of view when observed via a telescope, altering its apparent position as the observer’s perspective changes.
Rosebush Community News and Church Schedules
Sunday School and preaching services at Rosebush and Center Methodist churches, local visits and travel notes, New Year gatherings, car accident near Houck Corner, hospital changes in Rosebush, Christmas Mass at St. Henrys with 4000 attendees, and residents visiting kin across Michigan towns.
Time Tables for Rail and Bus Services in Clare
Eastern Standard Time schedules show Amtrak and Pere Marquette trains routed through Ann Arbor and West to East routes. Foster Bus Line lists morning and afternoon runs with daily and Sunday variations. Connections exist with Detroit Chicago Battle Creek and Kalamazoo buses at Wuansing.
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Ann Arbor
R. Harter
Pere Marquette
R. W. Ryan
Foster Bus Line
Eastern Standard
Clare
Detroit
Chicago
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Wuansing
Great Lakes Greyhound Lines Schedules and Connections
Blue Goose Lines operates routes North South with departures at Clare and Ludington and stops at Reed City Harrison Ewart Reed City Baldwin Scottville and Ludington. Morning and afternoon departures include Clare 12 08 P M and 12 27 P M with connections at Reed City to north and south services. Ludington departures 11 25 A M and 4 15 P M.
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North South
Clare
Harrison
Ewart
Reed City
Baldwin
Scottville
Ludington
Yellow bus line schedule details for Saginaw area
Daily services except Sunday run at 1510 P M and 5 00 P M with connections from Saginaw to Flint Pontiac and Detroit and to Cadillac Manistee and Frankfort Find your travel needs with the Sentinel’s quick results guidance and local help.
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Saginaw
Flint
Pontiac
Detroit
Cadillac
Manistee
Frankfort
Clave
McArthur - Strange
Mt. Pleasant, Mich
Order appointing time for hearing claims in estates
In Clare County Michigan Probate Court on December 29 1941 Judge George Bates ordered two months for creditors to present claims against Josephine Cotton estate and set February 25 1942 at 10 am for examination of all claims. A similar order for Sylvester P Gilmore estate set February 24 1942 at 10 am for the examination of claims.
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State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
George Bates
Josephine Cotton
Frank B. Cotton
Sylvester P. Gilmore
Herbert W. Gilmore
William N. Cole
A. J. Archbold
Teeolyd
Public Sale License Sought for Mary A. McCrimmon Estate
Probate Office Harrison Mich January 6 1942 order for hearing February 5 1942 at 10 am on license to sell real estate of Mary A McCrimmon executor John E Doherty to solicit objections publication in Clare Sentinel three weeks prior to hearing notice to interested parties per probate judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Harrison
George Bates
Mary A. McCrimmon
John E. Doherty
Clare Sentinel
Yellow Patches From Fad Diet Carotene Overuse
At an American Academy of Dermatology meeting it was noted that yellow patches on hands and feet result from fad diets rich in carrots or orange juice. The carotene in these foods colors the skin when absorbed in excess.
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American Academy of Dermatology and Syphilology
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